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The Doctrine Of Perseverance
Melrose Kronholm is having her twelfth birthday. This date is coincidentally the same date when her stepmother and half brother perished in a house fire.
Her new life is with her godfather, Dace, and his two adopted children,
Suzetta and Silas. However, by the end of the night she makes a detrimental discovery--her stepmother's journal that had allegedly burned in the fire. The journal, titled "The Doctrine of Perseverance," leads her into the mysterious world of the Nox where she has to unravel the secrets in the cursed mansion.
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